Hotels Near Noden-Reed Museum | Windsor Locks Historical Society in Windsor Locks

Broke up a long road trip with a one-night stay. Arrived after 9 p.m. and we were greeted warmly, professionally, and with a smile. Quiet, clean, safe and comfortable. Everything was in fine working order. Free breakfast hit the spot. Loved having a fresh waffle. Other available offerings were cereal, breads and yogurts. Check-out was extremely courteous. Will definitely stay again in the future.

Had an early morning flight, so family dropped me off the night before. Right off, I was treated well by the desk clerk (Shareena?), who was funny and warm. I was also treated well by the morning clerk and the driver to the airport (wish I knew their names!). The driver said a tip wasn't necessary (he was so humble), but I insisted. Being treated like I am special is so important, sometimes more important than the place itself. My king-sized bedroom was spacious and I had a view of lots of greenery from my window. I appreciated the low, wide shelf (as part of the TV/refrigerator/bureau) for laying my suitcase on. Most hotels do not have this in my experience (I go to at least 6 hotels per year). No more laying it on the floor, a flimsy luggage rack or on the shelf under the TV! I also liked the side table which could easily slide over the sofa so I could eat. The breakfast was what you would expect from these types of hotels (I stay at all types of Hilton properties as well as some of their competitors), which is fine. The dining area is spacious.

It is a hotel that I would definitely like to use again. I was tired and came home, and I was able to relax with coffee. The staff is relatively friendly. The surrounding environment is wonderful.

The location of the shop is beautiful, the room is clean and tidy, the service is professional and there are many parking spaces. There is free coffee and bag tea in the lobby. Breakfast is close to 50 knives, a bit expensive. Also close to Bradley Airport. I heard that there is a pick-up

Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed my stay. It would have been nice to see more vegan options at the continental breakfast, besides fruit. The worse part was the shuttle service. Always ＞ 1 hour late or just didn’t show up at all. Even if the Hyatt is not in control of the shuttle service, not setting a standard, or getting rid of the service all together if they cannot meet that standard, is not a great look for the hotel. But, I will gladly go back. I’ll just rent a car next time. 😉

There is no temperature at the counter service. Cold. Apart from paying for meals, there are no options. The overall feeling is not good.

The overall accommodation feels good, the location is quiet and quiet, next door is the library, opposite the local museum, quite cultural and artistic atmosphere, parking space is sufficient, is an excellent travel experience!

I am on the fence about whether to give two or three stars but there is no 2.5 star option so here we go: Pros: the location is walking distance to a variety of restaurants and shopping venues. The hotel is away from the highway so one hears no traffic at night. The lobby and the front desk staff are very nice- one reception person, (perhaps named Tasha?) was professional, friendly and went out of her way to recognize me as a Hilton Honors member. The breakfast is nice. Cons: other than the lobby, the side entrances to the hotel needed more janitorial attention, the glass on the exit door was smeared with fingerprints and handprints throughout my stay. Immediately outside the entrance nearest the shopping center, a trash can stood next to the door. It was stuffed with garbage to overflowing with cans and wrappers having fallen to the sidewalk. This remained so for two days. The hotel appears to rent rooms to work crews of young laborers- at least that’s my guess; either that, or it’s a social service program of some kind. While they were on the whole quiet, there was a tendency to “loiter” at night, drinking in the parking lot and wandering around the perimeter of the building with no apparent aim. I was nervous about parking my car because upon arriving at night, I encountered these clutches of guys in darkened areas of the parking lot, a couple of whom were guzzling from what looked like a vodka bottle, others were leaning into the windows of visiting cars, sitting in the grass etc. The hotel should have some security rounds to help keep things in order in the parking lot so that arriving guests are not nervous about possible crime. If these are work crews, I appreciate that and after all, at least they are working. There just needs to be rules for comportment and the enforcement thereof. While my room was large and the bathroom was especially generous with a large walk-in shower, there was no overhead light operating on entry so I had to wedge the room door open with my duffle bag, to allow light from the hall to enter the room so I could find a lamp and have light. After encountering the loitering in the parking lot, the experience of entering a dark room with no functioning light in the hallway only added to my reservations. The place is ok and I would consider staying again if some tweaks could be made.

I booked the room and paid the full amount. I don’t know why the lady asked me to pay more than 200 US dollars. I told Ctrip that it was already being processed, and promised that they would refund my money if the hotel didn’t handle it well. Everything else is fine.

The overall hotel is old and similar to a 4-star hotel in China. The room is small. The bed is very comfortable. There is no coffee machine and no hot water. There is a pizza restaurant next to the main entrance. It is the cheapest and most delicious pizza restaurant in the United States. You can try it if you pass by.